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A Plan for the

Classification of Military Books

on the Decimal System

Prepared by direction of the Superintendent^ U. S. M. A.

BY
EDWARD S. HOLDEN

WEST POINT

United States MiKtary Academy Press

1904

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A Plan for the

Classification of Military Books

on the Decimal System

Prepared by direction of the Superintendent, U. S. M. A.

BY
EDWARD S. HOLDEN

WEST POINT

United States Military Academy Press

1904

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CLASSIFICATION OF MILITARY BOOKS.

The following pages represent a scheme of classification
of military books on the Decimal System of Dr. Dewey. Of
part I. only so much is printed as is necessary to exhibit the
plan followed. The Index in part II. is practically complete.
This scheme was completed in MS. in February, and a few
copies of part I. were printed in August, 1902. It was sub-
mitted to Dr. Dewey, State Librarian of New York, at Al-
bany, for criticism, early in 1903. It has been revised and
tested since that date at West Point and has been submitted
to various officers for criticism— Major Wisser, Captains
Willcox and Hero among the number. It will be adopted at
West Point so soon as the scheme has been thoroughly re-
vised. It is now printed for convenience in use and in order
that it may be submitted to librarians, especially to those in
charge of extensive military collections, for criticism.

EDWARD S. HOLDEN,

Librarian, U. IS. M. A.

West Point, N. Y., August 28, 1904.

254073

PART I.— SYSTEMATIC CATALOGUE.

027.5736 Post Libraries (U. S. A.)

09L9 Military Manuscripts.

262.1 Chaplains (U. S. A.) (See also 354.)

267.367 Y. M. C. A. in U. S. M. A.

312.736 Vital Statistics, U. S. Army (for vital statistics of
foreign armies divide 312 like armies of the
nations 354.30 to 99).
.736 Casualties (U. S. Army).

313.736 Military Statistics, U. S. Army (except vital statis-
tics) (for those of foreign armies divide like
armies of the nations 354.30 to .99).

323. Censorship of Newspapers — of correspondents

during war.

324.1 Voting of soldiers and sailors.
328. Public documents.

.426 Blue Books (British Army).

.427 (British Navy).

.436 Blue Books (German Army).

.437 (German Navy).

.73 Blue Books (U. S.) (in general).

.736 Blue Books (U. S. Army).

.737 (U.S. Navy).

.736 Military Committees of Congress (U. S.)
336. Funds — public.

.736 Military Budgets (U. S. A.)

.737 Naval Budgets (U. S. N.)

.7361 Appropriation Bills (U. S. M. A.) (See 378.D).
341. International Law.

341.2 Treaties of Peace.
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6

341.3 Laws of War.

.3 Armistice.

.3 Prisoners of War.

.3 Property of the Enemy — public and private.

.3 Privateers (law).

342.73 Aliens (to U. S.)

.73 Bearing Arms (the right of) (U. S.)

343. Treason (law).

.736 Crimes and Punishments (U. S. Army).

347.1 Habeas Corpus.

344. Martial Law.

344. Military Laws and Regulations.

344. Regulations — military.

.736 (U.S. Army).

.737 (U.S. Navy).

.736 Articles of War.

.736 Field Service Regulations (U. S. A.)

.736 Army Orders (U.S.A.) See354.73671 and 354.73681.

.7361 Military Courts (U. S.)

351.2 Blue Books (civil officers) (foreign countries).
.273 Official Register (U. S.)

.3 Examinations of Officers for first commissions; for

promotion.
.5 Military Pensions.

.726 Accounts (money) of Army Officers.
.7261 Property accounts.
.74 Military Constabularv.

.86 Administration of Military Affairs by the Central
Government.

.87 Naval affairs.

.86 Standing Army (U. S.) — Relation of the Army to
the Central Government.
351.86 Army Lists (U. S.)

Registers.

Rosters.

353.03 President of the U. S. (Commander-in-Chief.)

.04 Departments (U. S. Government).

.056 Secretary of War.

.0561 Assistant Secretary of War.

.6 War Department.

.61 Bureaux of the War Department.

.611 Reports to War Department.

.611 " of Secretary of War.

.612 " " General Officers and of the Gen. Stafe.

.613 " " Officers of Adjutant General's Depart.

.614 " " " " Inspector

.615 " " " " J. A.

.616 " " " " Q. M.

.617 " " " " Subsistence Department.

.618 " " " " Medical

.619 " " " " Pay

.620 " " " " Engineer Corps.

.621 • " " " " Ordnance Department.

.622 " " " " Signal Corps.

.623 " " " " Artillery Corps.

.624 " " Joint Army and Navy Board.

.625 " " Infantry Board (U. S. A.)

.626 " " Cavalry Board (U. S. A.)

.627 " " Ordnance and Fortification Board.

.628 Other Officers. (For U. S. M. A. see 378).

.629 Civilians.

.63 History of Regiments of the Regular Army (for
their history in the Civil War period see 973. 741 ) .

.7 U. S. Navy Department.

.71 Navy Department Bureaux, U. S. N.

.9 History of State Regiments (for their history in the
Civil War period see 973.744).

354.306 Armies of the Nations (organization and admin-

to .996 istration).

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354.307 Navies of the Nations (organization and adminis-

to .997 tration.)

354.736 Army of the U. S. (its history as a whole. See

356.2, 357.2,358.2).
.7362 Avmy of the U. S. — its component parts.
.7363 Militia (U. S.) See 355.731.

.7363 State Troops — National Guard— Organized Militia.
.7364 Personnel — commissioned (U. S. Army).
.7365 Personnel — enlisted.

> .7366 Civilian Employes, U. S. A., and Camp Followers.
.7366 Newspaper Correspondents in War. (See also

Censorship 323).
.7367 Organization and administration of U. S. Army.

(Military Divisions, Districts, Departments.)
.73671 Organization and administration of U. S. Army —

in the field. (Armies, Corps, etc. Also G. O.)
.73672 Army Posts — organization and administration

of (U. S.)
.73672 Post Exchanges (U. S. A.)
.73672 West Point Army Mess (officers).
.7368-9 Staff Departments (U. S. A.) and their work.
.7368 General Staff (U. S. A.)
.73681 Adjutant-General's Department (U. S. A.)— and

its work; office of Military Secretary; Record

and Pension office; G. 0. of A. G. O. ; Musters;

Records; Rosters (see 351.86).
.73682 Inspector General's Department (U. S. A.) — and

its work.
.73683 Judge-Advocate General's Department (U. S. A.)

— and its work.
.73683 Records of G. C. M., etc. (U. S. A.)
.73684 Medical Department (U. S. A.) — and its work.
.73684 Supply Departments (U. S. A.)
.73685 Quartermaster General's Department (U. S. A.)
354.73686 Subsistence Department (U. S. A.)

354.73687 Pay Department (U. S. A.)

.73088 Engineer Department (U. S. A.)

.73()89 Ordnance Department (U. S. A.)

.73691 Signal Corps (U. S. A.)
Telegraph Troops.
Balloon

.73692 Special Troops (U. S. A.)

.73693 Provost Marshal's Department (U. S. A.)

.73693 Military Prisons (administration of) . (See also 365) .

.73694 Secret Service (U. S. A.)

.737 U. S. Navy. Divide like 354.736.

.7374 Personnel — commissioned (U. S. Navy).

.7375 Personnel— enlisted (U. S. Navy).

.73742 Army of the Confederate States of America
(1861-65) — administration. [D. C. number.]

.73757 Navy of the Confederate States of America
(1861-65) — administration. [D. C. number.]

.73772 Shore Stations U. S. N.
355. Military Science and Art.

.016 Military bibliography.

.02 Hand-books (military) (in general). See 356.02,
357.02, 358.02.

.03 Military Encyclopasdias and Dictionaries. See 903
and 909.

.04 Military Essays.

.07 Text-books — military science.

.07 Military Schools and Education.

.071 for officers (U. S. A.)

.072 " " (foreign).

.073 " non-commissioned ofiScers (U. S. A.)

.074 " " " (foreign).

.075 " soldiers (U. S. A.)

.076 " " (foreign).

.077 " cadets (U. S. A.)

355.078 " " (foreign).

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355.079 College details (U. S. A.) See 371.43.

.08 Military Collections (books).

.09 Military Antiquities— Military Museums.
Arms and armor (ancient).

.11 Pay of officers (U. S. A.)

.12 Pay of enlisted men (U. S. A.)

.13 Pay of civilian employes (U. S. A.)

.15 Pay of officers (foreign).

.16 Pay of men ( " ).

.17 Pay of civilians ( " ).

.18 Mileage.

.2 Uniforms, U. S. A. (for special articles of clothing,
see also 646).

.25 Uniforms (foreign).

.3 Camp and Garrison Equipage (U. S. A.)

.35 " " " " (foreign).

.4 Camps and Barracks (U. S. A.)

.45 " " " (foreign).

See Castrametation 623.14.

See Hospitals 362.1

.5 Transportation (military) by land (U. S. A.)

.55 " " " " (foreign).

.59 Army Transport Service (U. S. A.)

.595 " " " (foreign).

355.6 Art of War.

.61 Strategy— Military Geography.

.618 Campaigns (special studies). See also Military
History.

.619 Battles (special studies) . See also Military History.

.62 Grand Tactics.

.63 Tactics — Manoeuvres.

.64 Minor Tactics and Service of Security and In-
formation— Reconnaissance.
355.65 Military Map-Making.

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355.7

Military Science and Art; organization and ad-

ministration in g:eneral. (For Armies of the

Nations, see 354.30 to .99. N. B. Divide like

354.736 omitting the figures 3 and 6.)

.71

Mobilization. (See also 355.61.)

.711

(U.S.)

.712

" (foreign).

.72

Conscription.

.721

(U. S.)

.722

" (foreign).

.723

Volunteers.

.724

(U. S.)

.725

" (foreign).

.726

Irregular Troops.

.727

" (U.S.)

.728

" (foreign).

.729

Porto Rican, Philippine Troops, etc. (U. S.)

.73

Militia (in general).

.731

" (U. S.)

.732

" (foreign).

.74

Special Troops (in general).

.741

(U.S.) See 354.73692.

.742

(foreign).

.75

Army Service Corps (in general).

.751

" (U.S.)

.752

" (foreign).

355.77

Organization of Armies (in general). See 354.306

to .996.

.78

Staff Organization (in general).

.781

(U.S.)

.782

(foreign).

.783

.784

355.99

Military Miscellanies.

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356.0 Infantry (in general).
.01 officers of.

.011 enlisted men.

.02 Infantry — Hand Books (all armies).

.021 Organization and administration.

.022 Special equipment.

.023 " armament.

.024 " drill; and drill regulations (foreign),

.025 Light Infantry; riflemen.

.026 Heavy " of the line.

.027 Mounted Infantry and rifles.

.028 For officers.

.029 For enlisted men.

356.1 Infantry (U. S. A.)

.11 Organization and administration.

.12 Equipment.

.13 Armament.

.14 Drill and Drill Regulations (U. S. A.)

.15 Light Infantry; riflemen.

.16 Heavy " of the line.

.17 Mounted Infantry and rifles.

.18 Officers.

.19 Men.

356.2 Infantry (U. S. A.)— history. (1775 to date.)
.21 Infantry, 1775 to 1789.

.22 1st to 10th Infantry regiments, 1789 to date.

.23 nth to 20th "

.24 21st to 30th "

356.3 Infantry Tactics (in general) (See also 355.(54).
.31 " " (U. S.)

.32 " " (foreign).

.4 Training of Infantry (in general).
.41 " " " (U.S.A.)

.42 " " " (foreign).

356.5 Infantry Fire (in general)

13

356.51 Infantry Five (U. S.)
.52 " " (foreign).

.7 Mounted Infantry (in general).
.71 " " (U. S.)

.72 " " (foreign).

.99 Infantry— miscellanies.

357.00 Cavalry. (Divided in general like 356.)
.01 officers of.

.011 enlisted men.

.02 Cavalry— Hand Books (all armies).

.021 Organization and administration.

.022 Special equipment.

.023 " armament.

024 " drill; and drill regulations (foreign]

.025 Dragoons; mounted rifles.

.026 Lancers; uhlans; hussars.

.027 Heavy cavalry; cuirassiers.

.028 For officers.

.029 For enlisted men.

357.1 Cavalry (U. S. A.)

.11 Organization and administration.

.12 Equipment and horses.

.13 Armament.

.14 Drill and Drill Regulations (U. S. A.)

.15 Dragoons; mounted rifles.

.16 Light cavalry.

.17

.18 Officers.

.19 Men.

357.2 Cavalry (U. S. A.)— history. (1775 to date.)
.21 1775 to 1789.

.22 1st to 5th regiments, 1789 to date.

.23 6th to 10th

.24 nth to 15th "

357.3 Cavalry Tactics.

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357.4 Training of Cavalry.

.8 Cavalry — horses.

.99 Cavalry — miscellanies.

358.00 Artillery. (Divided in general like 357.)

N. B. The technical parts of the subject — i.e.
Manufacture of guns, ordnance, etc. — are given
under 623 in the D. C. (For Gunnery, see 623.5) .

.01 Officers of artillery.

.011 Enlisted men.

.02 Artillery — Hand Books (all armies).

.021 Organization and administration.

.022 Special equipment.

.023 " armament.

,024 " drill; and drill regulations (foreign).

.025 Mountain artillery.

.026 Horse batteries; field batteries ; light artillery.

.027 Siege artillery; heavy artillery.

.028 Sea-coast artillery.

.029 Mortar batteries.

.0291 Pneumatic (dynamite) guns.

.0294 Electric appliances; searchlights.

.0295 Range finding.

.0298 For officers.

.0299 For enlisted men.

358.1 Artillery (U. S. A.)

.11 Organization and administration.

.12 Equipment and horses.

.13 Armament.

.14 Drill and drill regulations (U. S. A.)

.15 Mountain artillery.

.16 Light artillery.

.17 Heavy artillery.

.18 Sea-coast artillery.

.191 Officers.

358.192 Enlisted men.

15

358.2 Artillery (U. S. A.)— history. (1775 to date.)
.21 Artillerists; Corps, etc. (1775-1821.)

.22 1st artillery regt., 1821 to date.

.23 2d "

.24 3d "

.25 4tli " " " "

.26 5tli " " 1861 "

.27 6th and 7th artillery regt., 1898 to date.

.28 Artillery corps since 1901.

358.3 Artillery Tactics.

A Training of artillery.

.5 Artillery Fire.

.65 Artillery — mountain.

.66 Field Artillery— in general.

.661 Horse Artillery.

.662 Horses— artillery.

.67 Foot Artillery.

.67 Artillery — siege.

.68 Position-guns (artillery).

.68 Artillery— coast defence — floating batteries (U.S. A)
(See also 623.3 Coast Defence -engineering.)

358.7- Torpedoes and Mines (coast defence)— Torpedo
Vessels — Sub-marines .

.8 Artillery Ammunition and Projectiles.
(See Gunnery 623.5.)

.99 Artillery— miscellanies.

359. Naval Science and Art. Divide like 355.

361. The International Red Cross Society.

362.1 Military Hospitals.

.8 Soldier's Homes. (See also 355.4.)

365. Prisons. (See also 354.73693.)

367.9 Army and Navy Clubs in Cities. (See 354.73672

for officers' mess clubs.)

368.3 Military Life Insurance.

369. Military Societies.

16

371.43 Military Organizations in Non-military Schools.

.73 Military Gymnastics.

.81 Honor (student).

.82 Hazing (student life).
at U. S. M. A.

.89 Customs of Cadets, U. S. M. A.

372.9 Schools for Soldiers.

378.B. Visitors to U. S. M. A. (Boards of) Reports.

C. Supt., U. S. M. A. Reports.

D. Finances, U. S. M. A. Treasurer. Annual Appro-

priations.

E. U. S. M. A.— history.
EE. Newspaper clippings.

F. U. S. M. A.— necrology.

H. ■ Cadet Registers (annual) U. S. M. A.

I. U. S. M. A. Guide Books — circulars — information
for candidates.

K. U. S. M. A. Addresses, Sermons, etc. to Cadets.

L. U. S. M. A. Memorabilia; Programmes, Tickets,
Hop-Cards.

M. U. S. M. A. Academic Board.

N. U. S. M. A. Lectures; Examination Questions;
MS. Lecture Notes, etc.

O. U. S. M. A. Orations by Students; 4th of July Ad-
dresses.

P. U. S. M. A. Publications by Cadets; 100th Night
Books; Class Annuals.

R. Dialectic Society, U. S. M. A. Cadet publications.

S. U. S. M. A. Cadet Songs; Miscellanies; Athletics.

T. U. S. M. A. Association of Graduates; Annuals,
etc.

U. U. S. M. A. Class Histories, Reunions, etc.

V. U. S. M. A. Class Albums; Portraits, etc.
378. W. U. S. M. A. Buildings and Grounds; maps and
plans of; projects.

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393.9 Military Funerals.

394.98 Military Customs and Ceremonies.
.99 Customs of the Service— Navy.

399. Customs of War (savage tribes).

525.37 Projectiles (deviation of by earth's rotation).
(See Gunnery 623.5)

526.99 Military Surveying.

.99 Naval Surveys and Surveying— Hydrography.

531.8 Military Machines.

533.6 Aeronautics (military).

537.8 Electricity (in military affairs).

.6 Anthropometry of Soldiers.

613.11 Acclimation of soldiers.

.21 Food (for soldiers). (See also 643.)

.21 Ration — proper constituents of.

.48 Clothing of Soldiers— hygiene of, etc.

.56 Hospitals (military)— hygiene.

.67 Military Hygiene.

.68 Naval Hygiene.

.72 Physical Education.

614.88 First Aid to the Injured.

.94 Animals — care of— hygiene of.

.96 Transportation of Animals.

617.145 Gunshot Wounds.

.99 Military Surgery.

619.1 Hippology; Veterinary Art.

623.0 Military Engineering.

.1 Fortifications (in general j.

.11 Fortifications (field).

.13 Fortifications (semi-permanent).

.17 Fortification (permanent).

.2 Siege Operations.

.3 Defensive Operations.

.31 Defense of Fortified Places.

623.32 Defense of Field Works.

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623.33 Defense of Entrenched Lines.

A Ordnance (manufacture of). (The technics of
Artillery. )

.411 Fabrication of Small Arms.

.412 Manufacture of Cannon.

.413 Machine Guns (manufacture, etc.)

.415 Guns — field (manufacture, etc.)

.415 Siege Guns (manufacture, etc.)

.416 Cannon (sea-coast) (manufacture, etc.)

.417 Artillery (naval) (manufacture, etc.)

.42 Gun Carriages.

.426 Disappearing Gun Carriages.

.43 Ammunition. (See explosives 662.)

.44 Projectiles (ordnance).

.48 Arsenals.

.49 Ordnance — miscellanies.

623.50 Gunnery (in general).

.51 Interior Ballistics.

.52 Exterior

.53 Range Finding.

.54 Gun Sights.

.55 Penetration of Projectiles.

.56

.57

.58

.59 Gunnery — miscellanies.

623.6 Military Roads.

.64 Military Railways.

.65 Military Bridges. (See 624.)

.66 Ponton-bridges.

623.71 Signals (military).

.72 Signals (naval).

.75 Telegraphs and Telephones (military).

.751 Wireless Telegraphy.

623.78 Ballooning— military.

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623.79 Ballooning— naval. (See also 533.6)

.8 Naval Engineering?.

.95 Torpedoes (naval). Torpedo Vessels (U.S.N.)
Sub-marines.
628.8 Ventilation of Barracks, etc.
633. Forage. (See 357.8.)

636.1 Horses.

.11 Asses.

.12 Mules. (See 355.5.)

.2 Cattle (beef).
641. Cookery— military. (See also 355.3.)

643. Food of Soldiers. (See 613.21.)

652. Military (and naval) Telegraphic Codes.

654. Military Telegraphs.

.4 Military Telegraph and Telephone Lines (construc-
tion and equipment of).

.5^ Military Telegraphic Cables.

.6 Military Telephones.
657. Accounts (form of, military).

662. Explosives (manufacture). (614.8.31 safe storage

of.)

.1 Pyrotechny (military).
682.1 Horseshoeing.

685. Horse Equipments (manufacture).

Cavalry.

Artillery.

Transportation .

687. Military Tailoring and Tailors.

699. Warships (construction of).

711. Reservations (military).

719. National Cemeteries (U. S.)

725.18 Barracks (architecture of).
730. Iconography (military).

778. Photography (military).

779. Collections of Military Photographs.

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784.4 National Airs (songs).

788-789 Military Music.
796. Military Athletics (in general).

798. Horsemanship.

912. Maps and Charts (military)— see also Military His-

tory.

of West Point 378. W.

929. Military and Naval Heraldry.

930-999 Military History (foreign).
944.04 French Revolution.

1 Assembly, 1789-92.

2 First Republic, 1792-99.

3 Convention, 1792-95.

1 War of 1st Coalition np to establishment of Directory,

1795. Valmy, Toulon, Fleurns.
7 Wars in the Vendee.

4 Reign of Terror, 1793-94. Destruction of Lyons.

5 Directory, 1795-99.

1 Napoleon in Italy, 1796-97.

2 Campaign against Austro-Piedmontese — Millesimo, Mon-

dovi.

3 Campaign against Austrians — Lodi, Areola, Eivoli.

4 Mantua, (July '96-Feb.; '97).

5 Passage of the Alps.

6 Jourdan and Moreau in Germany, 1796 — Wiirzburg,

Etlingen.

7 Napoleon, (Kl^ber and Menou) in Egypt, 1798-1801.

8 Nile, 1798.

9 Kl^ber and Menou, 1800-1801.

6 Consulate, 1799-1804.

1 War of 2d coalition, 1799-1801.

2 Campaigns of 1799.

3 On the Rhine and Danube — Stockach.

4 In Switzerland — Zurich.

5 In Italy — Novi.

6 In Holland — Bergen.

7 Campaigns of 1800.

8 In Italy— Campaign of Massena, Marengo (Napoleon).

9 In Germany — Hohenlinden.

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Works dealing with 944.04 and 943.05 together,
should be put under 944.05.
944.05 First Empire.

1 War of 3d coalition, 1805.

1 Campaign against the Austrians— Ulni.

2 Trafalgar.

3 Campaign against Russians— Diernstein.

4 Campaign against Austro-Russians — Austerlitz.

2 War of 4th coalition, 1806-07.

1 Campaign of 1806 against Prussians— Jena and Auerstadt.

2 Campaign of 1807 against Russians and Prussians— Dantzig.

3 Winter campaign— Eyiau.

4 Spring campaign — Friedland.

3 Peninsular War, 1808-1814.

Corunna (Sir John Moore), Salamanca, Talavera, Albuera,
Vittoria, Toulouse.

4 War with Austria, 1809.

Eckmuhl, Raab, Aspen and Essling, Wagram.

5 War with Russia, 1812.

1 Invasion— Moskowa (Borodino and Moshaisk), Burning

of Moscow.

2 Retreat — Passage of Berezina.

6 War of ("Liberation") 5th coalition, 1813-14.

1 Campaign of 1813.

2 Pt.l, to armistice of Poischwitz (June-August), Liitzen,

Bautzen.

3 Pt.2, to end of 1813— Dresden, Leipzig.

4 Campaign of 1814 (Invasion of France)— La Rothiere,

Laon, Montereau, Fere-Campanoise.

5 Entrance into Paris.

6 Army of Lyons.

7 Army of Italy.

7 Restoration of Louis XVIII. , 1814-15.

8 Hundred days, March- June, 1815.

Ligny, Quatre-Bras.

9 Waterloo (June 18,1815). For special studies

of battle of this date.

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944.081 Franco-Prussian War, 1870-71.

1 Operations in Alsace — Woerth.

2 Operations in Lorraine — Saarbruchen, Spicheren.

3 Operations about Metz— Resonville,Gravelotte,SaintPrivat.

4 Operations of Army of Chalons— Sedan,

5 Operations on the Loire— Beaune-la-Rolande, Leigny-

poupry, Orleans.

6 Operations of 2d army of the Loire — Le Mans.

7 Operations in the East — H6ricourt.

8 Operations in Normandy and the North— Amiens, Saint

Quentin.

9 Operations about Paris— Champigny, Buzenval.

8551-8600 Collected Biography.

8601-9500 Military Biography.

8601-9500 Biography — individual.

A Records, U. S. M. A.

C Congressional Documents.

D Duplicates (in Tower Room).

F Fiction in English.

G- Books lent by Association of Graduates.

L Books in Librarian's Office.

M Books in Officers' Study.

P300 to P499 Military Periodicals.

R Books in Reading Room.

RR Books reserved from circulation.

PART II.— INDEX.

354.7364 A. A. C. S.
.7364 A. A. Q. M.

623.114 Abattis.

613.11 Acclimation of Soldiers.

351.726 Accountability of Officers.

657. Accounts (form of, mili-

tary).

351.726 Accounts (money) of Army
Officers.
.7261 Property accounts.

351.728 Accounts (money) of Naval
Officers.

355.3 Accoutrements (military).

354.73671 Active Army (U. S. A.)
.7364 Adjutant.

355.781 Adjt. Gen's. Dept.— in gen-
eral.

354.7364 Adjutants— general, (U.S.)
.73681 Adjutant-General's Depart-
ment (U. S. A.) — and its
work; and office of Mili-
tary Secretary; G. O. A.
G, O., &c.. Musters,
Records, and Record and
Pension Office.

353.613 Adjt. Gen.'sReports(U.S.)

355.7 Administration (military) —

in general.

347.6 Administration — Councils

of (U. S. A.)

351.86 Administration of Military
Affairs by the Central
Government.

354.737 Administration, U. S. N.
.7367 Administration, Organiza-
tion and of U. S. A.

(Military Div., Districts,
Depts.)
.73671 Administration, Organiza-
tion and of the U. S.

Array in the field. (Ar-
mies, Corps, etc.) — G.O.
troops in the field.
23

.7374
.427

355.64

533.6

354.7364

355.2

533.6

341.3

342.73

355.12

.18
378.T

614.881
623.43

357.13
356.13

.5
623.432
356.5
358.18

.8
623.431
354.306
614.94

573.6
355.09
354.7365
.7364

353.03
623.22

336.7361

.736
.737

Admirals, (U. S. N.)

Admiralty, (Gt. Britain).

Advance Guards.

Aeronautics (military).

Aides-de-camp (U. S.)

Aiguillettes (U. S. A.)

Air-ships (military).

Alabama — privateer, C.S.N

Aliens (to U. S.)

Allotments of pay— by en-
listed men (U. S.)

Allowances (military)

Alumni Association, U. S.
M. A.

Ambulances.

Ammunition. (See explo-
sives 662)

Ammunition— Cavalry.
" — Infantry.

" Supply of, in battle.

Ammunition (artillery)

Ammunition carts (Int.)

Ammunition Parks.

Ammunition-trains.

Ammunition (small arms)

Ancient Armies.

Animals— care of — hygiene
of.

Anthropometr3' of Soldiers.

Antiquities — military.

Apothecaries, U. S. A.

Appointment of Officers,
U. S. A.

A ppoi ntments(Presidential )

Approaches, Parallels and
Trenches.

Appropriation Bills (U. S.
M. A. See 378. D)

Bills (U. S. A.)

Bills (U. S. N.)

24

623.8 Architecture (naval) (See

699)
341.6 Arbitration (law).

623.4 Armament of forts and of

troops.
354.7286 Armies of Central America.
.4016 to 4056 Armies of Mediaeval
Europe.
354.306 to 354.996 Armies of the
Nations (organization
and administration).
Armor (individual, ancient)
Armored Cruisers.

Fronts.

R. R. Trains.

Turrets.

Vessels (construction

of).
Armorers (U. S.)
Armories.
354.73689 Armories, U. S. A. (ad-
ministration of)
Arms and armor (ancient)

(modern) See 356.13,

357.13, 358.13.
Arms (the right to bear)

(U. S.)
Army and Navy Board (U.
S.)

367.9 Army and Navy Clubs in

Cities. (See 354.73672

for officers' mess clubs.)
362.1 Army and Navy General

Hospital U. S.)
354.73742 Army of the Confederate

States of America (1861-

65).
.73671 Army Corps, organization

and administration, U.

S. A.
.4366 Army Lists (Austro-Hun-

gary) .

355.09

359.8

613.184

355.5

623.185

699.

354.7365
623.48

355.09

342.73

353.631

.716
.446
.436
.426
.726
.476

-(Canada)

-(France)

-(Germany)

-(Great Britain)

-(Mexico)

-(Russia)

351.86

Army Lists (U. S.)

Registers.

Rosters.

355.63

Army Manoeuvres.

.071

Army Medical Schoo

(U. S. A.)

354.636

Army of Abyssinia.

.826

Army of Argentine Repub
lie.

.43466

Army of Baden.

.4366

Army of Austria-Hungarj^

.936

Army of Australasia.

.4336

Army of Bavaria.'

.4976

Army of Bulgaria.

.4936

Army of Belgium.

.846

Army of Bolivia.

.816

Army of Brazil.

.716

Army of Canada.

.836

Army of Chile.

.516

Army of China.

.866

Army of [U. S.] Columbia

.73742

Army of the C. S. A.

.866

Army of Ecuador.

.606

Army of Egypt (modern).

.446

Army of France.

.4.36

Army of Germany.

.426

Army of Great Britain.

.386

Army of Ancient Greece.

.386

Army of (modern) Greece

.43916 Army of Hungary.

.546

Army of India (British).

.456

Army of Italy.

.526

Army of Japan.

.726

Army of Mexico.

.4926

Army of the Netherlands.

.7361

Army of the North Ameri

can Colonies before 1775

.486

Army of Norway.

.896

Army of Paraguay.

.4386

Army of Poland.

.856

Arnij' of Peru.

.4316

Army of Prussia.

.376

Army of Ancient Rome.

.4986

Army of Roumania.

.476

Army of Russia,

25

354.4326 Army of Saxony.
.4976 Army of Servia.
.466 Army of Spain.
.486 Army of Sweden.
.4946 Army of Switzerland.
.4966 Army of Turkey.
.736 Army of the U. S. (history) .

See 356.2, 357.2, 358.2.
.7362 Army of the U. S. — its
component parts.
353.63 Army of the U. S. History
ofRegimentsof the Regu-
lar Army (for their his-
torj' in the Civil War
period see 973,741.)
354.736 Army of the U. S. (organ-
ization and administra-
tion.)
.896 Army of Uruguay.
.876 Army of Venezuela.
.4346 Army of Wurttemburg.
.73672 Army Posts — organization
and administration of
(U. S.)
Army Registers (U. S.)

Lists.

Army Regulations (U.S.A.)
Army Relief Society (U. S.)
Army Reserve (U. S.)
Army Service Corps (in

general).
Army Service Corps

(foreign).
Army Service Corps (Great

Britain). See 355.752.
Army Service Corps (U. S.

A.) See 355.751.
Army Transport Service by

Sea (foreign).
Army Transport Service by

Sea (U. S.)
ArmyWarCollege(U.S.A.)
Arsenals U. S. A. (admin-
istration of). See 623.48.
Art of War.
Articles of War.
Artificers (U. S.)

351.86

344.736
369.

354.7367
355.75

.752
354.426

.73685
355.595

.59

.071
354.73689

355.6

344.736

354.7365

*The technical parts of the subject— i. e. Manufacture of guns, ordnance, etc.
under 623. (For Gunnery, see 623.5.)

358.00 *Artillery.
358.8 Artillery Ammunition and

Projectiles.
.68 Artillery— Coast Defence —
Floating Batteries U.S.A.
See also 623.3, Coast
Defence — Engineering) .
.28 Artillery Corps U. S. A.
.14 Artillery -Drill and Drill

Regulations (U. S.)
.5 Artillery Fire. (See Gun-

nery 623.5.)
.67 Artiller}' Garrison.
.02 Artillery— Hand Books (all

armies).
.66 Artillery— light.
.65 Artillery — mountain.
623.417 Artillery (naval) (manu-
facture of).
358.4 Artillerv' (polygons of in-

struction).
.67 Artillery — siege.
623.52 Artillery Ranges.
358.61 Artillerj- Reserve.
355.071 Artillery School (U. S. A.)
358.68 Artillery — sea coast.

.024 Artillery— special drill and
drill regulations (foreign).

.3 Artillery Tactics.

.2 Artillery (U. S. A.) (1775

to date).
354.7365 Artisans.
359.6 Art of Naval Warfare.

.61 Naval Strategy.
.62 " Grand Tactics.

.63 " Tactics.

.64 " Minor Tactics.

355.6 Art of War.

623.26 Assaults (on fortified

places).
353.0561 Assistant Secretary of War

(U. S. A.)
378. T Association of Graduates,

U. S. M. A.
796. Athletics.
378.8 U. S. M. A.

26

354.7364

Attaches— military (U. S.)

355.016

356.3

Attack formations (Inf.)

359.016

351.726

Audits (military accounts)

623.413

Automatic Guns.

796.

355.5

Automobiles (military)

355.4

369.145

Aztec Club of 1847.

8551-8600

355.2

Badges of Regiments and

8601-9500

Corps.

355.4

355.5

Baggage — military.

354.7365

355.3

Bakeries — military. (See
also 640.)

355.072

354.7365

Bakers, U. S. A.

623.52

Ballistics (exterior)

.3

.51

(interior)

662.2

623.78

Ballooning — military.

341.3

.79

naval. (See also 533.6.)

623.21

533.6

Balloons— military.

.13

614.88

Bandages.

355.2

354.7362

Bands— military (U. S. A.)

351.2

929.9

Banners.

725.18

Barracks (architecture of).

328.426
.427
.436

355.45

(foreign).

.2

shoes.

.4

U. S.

.437
.73

.736

.737

'^ri4 7'^fi8S

613.67

hygiene of.

623.114

Barricades.

355.61

Base of Operations (war)

623.18

Bastion System.

OtJT . 1 tJUOO

354.73688 Battalion of Engineers, U.

.737

S. A.

358.1

Batteries, Artillery (U. S.)

353.62

623.23

Batteries— Siege(the works,

not the guns.)

354.73689

719.

Battle Ground Cemeteries.

756.

Battles — Paintings of.

353.627

359.8

Battleships.

355.639

Battles — Special Studies.

344.7362

See also Military History.

373.B.

796.

Bayonet Exercise. See also

356.

355.64

623.411

Bayonets.

358.21

342.73

Bearing Arms (the right of)

623.25

U. S.

.23

341.3

Belligerents (rights of)

336.736

355.2

Belt-plates.

657.

.2

Belts.

354.456

Bersaglieri (Italy)

355.2

Bibliography (military)

Bibliography of Naval Sci-
ence.

Bicycling — military.

Billeting of Troops.

Biography— collected.

military.

Bivouacs.

Blacksmiths, U. S. A.

Blacksmiths, U. S. A.
Training School at Fort
Riley, Kansas.

Blankets.

Blasting Powder.

Blockades.

(in sieges)

Block Houses.

Blouses.

Blue Books (civil officers)
(foreign countries).

(British Army.)

(British Navy.)

(German Army.)

(German Navy.)

(U. S.) (in general.)

(U. S. Army.)

(U. S. Navy.)

Boards of Engineers (U.
S. A.)

Board of Navy Commis-
sioners (U. S. N.)

Boards of Officers, Reports,
etc., of (U. S.)

Board of Ordnance and
Fortification (U. S. A.)

Board of Ordnance and
Fortification — Reports.

Boards of Survey (U.S.A.)

Boards of Visitors (U. S.
M. A.)— Reports.

Body Guards.

Bombardiers (U. S. A.)

Bombardment (in sieges)

Bomb-Proofs.

Bonds (of ofiicers) (U.S.A.)

Book -Keeping (military)
(forms of accounts).

Boots (military).

27

341.3

Booty.

355.14

Bounties (military) (in gen-

eral).

353.64

Bounties (U. S. A.)

355.2

Brassards (uniform).

623.25

Breaching of Walls. (See

358.5).

641.

Bread (cookery).

683.

Breech -Loading Small

Arms (manufacture of)

(non-militarv) . See

623.411.

623.412

Breech Mechanism (can-

non).

.411

Breech Mechanism (small

arms).

354.7364

Brevets.

623.66

Bridge Equipage (ponton).

.65

Bridges (military). See 624.

354.73688

Bridge, Train Troops, etc.,

(U. S.) See 355.741.

357.8

Bridles.

343.

Brigands (law).

354.426

British Army.

.427

British Navy.

351.725

Budget ( annual ) Armv.

See 336.

336.736

Military Budgets (U. S. A.)

.737

Naval Budgets (U. S. N.).

788.4

Bugle Calls.

623.49

Bullet Proof Clothing.

623.441

Bullets (small arms).

355.781

Bureau of Military Infor-

mation (in general).

353.73681

Bureau of Rolls A. G. 0.

(U. S.)

.61

Bureaux of the War De-

partment (U. S.)

355.2

Buttons (military).

654.5

Cables (submarine) (mili-

tary ) .

371.8

Cadet life and Customs

(U. S.)

355.078

Cadets at Military Schools

(foreign).

354.7364

Cadets (medical) (U.S.A.)

355.2

Cadet Tniforms.

636.9

Camels (means of trans-

port) .

929.799
355.619

.35
.3

929.9

354.7366

355.45

.4
613.67
623.14
355.63

.2
623.442

.54
355.3
354.7367;

355.2

341.3

355.2

354.7364

341.3

623.411

.42
636.6
912.
623.432

.431
355.5
623.186
355.63

312.736
355.017

636.2
357.00
.1

355.71

Campaign Medals (U. S.)

Campaigns (special stud-
ies). See Military Histor>'.

Camp and Garrison Equip-
age (foreign).

Camp and Garrison Equip-
age (U. S.)

Camp Colors.

Camp-Followers.

Camps and Barracks (for-
eign).

Camps and Barracks (U.S.)

Camps (hygiene of).

Camps (intrenched).

Camps of Instruction.

Candidates Stripes.

Canister (artillery).

Cannon Sights.

Canteens (accoutrements).

Canteens (Post Exchanges)
(U. S. A.)

Canvas Clothing.

Capitulations.

Caps.

Captains (U. S. A.)

Captured Property.

Carbines.

Carriages for Guns.

Carrier Pigeons (in war).

Cartography. See 355.65.

Cartridges (cannon).

Cartridges (small arms).

Carts (military).

Casemates.

C a s t r a m e t a t i o n . See
623.14.

Casualties (U. S. A.)

Catalogues of Military Li-
braries.

Cattle (beef).

Cavalry (in general).

Cavalrj' (U. S. A.)

Cavalry (U. S. A.) historj^
(1775-date).

Cavalrv and Field Artillery
School (U. S. A.) Fort
Riley, Kansas).

28

353.626 Cavalry Board (U. S.)
357.14 Cavalry — Drill and Drill

Regulations (U. S.)
357.02 Cavalry— Hand Books (all
armies).
.8 Cavalry — horses.

357.4 Cavalry — marching.

.8 Remounts.

.024 Special Drill , and Drill

Regulations (foreign).

.3 Tactics. (See also

355.64).

.4 Training.

719. Cemeteries— battle ground.

323. Censorship of Newspapers

— of correspondents dur-
ing war.

357.8 Census of Horses.

394.98 Ceremonies (military.)

355.2 Chapeaux.

354.7364 Chaplains, U. S. A. (See

also 262.1.)
356.025 Chasseurs.

354.446 d'Afrique (France).

371.89 Cheers— college.
355.2 Chevrons.

354.7365 Chief Musician (U. S.)

358.01 of Artillery, U. S. A.

354.73688 of Engineers, U. S. A.

.73689 of Ordnance, U. S. A.

.7368 of Staff, U. S. A.

,73691 Signal Officer, U. S. A.

.7365 Trumpeter (U. S.)

369.137 Children of the American
Revolution.

.131 Cincinnati — Society of the
652. Cipher Codes (military.)

313.736 Citizens Liable to Military-
Duty (U. S.)
342.73 Citizens (who are?) (U.S.)

354.7366 Civilian Employes, U.S.A.,

and Camp Followers.
.7366 Civil i:mployment (of

Officers and Soldiers,

U. S. A.)
355.17 Civilians, Pay of.. (foreign)
.13 (U. S.)

351.1

369.17

.15
378.V
354.7366

.7365

613.11
355.2

613.48

359.61

358.18
.68
.7
68

355.2
.2
652.
344.736

393.19
779.

371.89
355.079

.08
779.

354.7364
.7361

369.126

355.729

929.9

354.7364

Civil Service Appointments,
etc. (U. S.) (civil em-
ployes—War Dept.)

Civil War Associations-
Confederate.

Northern.

Class Albums, U. S. M. A.

Clerks — civilian— U. S. A.

Clerks (military) (enlisted
men )

Climate, its effect on Soldiers

Clothing— military ( u n i-
form.)

Clothing of Soldiers— hy-
giene, etc.

Coaling Stations (U. S. N.)

Coast (and harbor) De-
fence Vessels.

Coast Artillery (U. S.)

Coast Batteries (in general)

Coast Defence (in general)

Coast Defence (U. S. A.)
Artillery (See also 623.3
Coast Defence — Engi-
neering) .

Coats.

Cockades (military).

Codes — cipher.

Codes of Military
(U. S.)

Coffins for Soldiers.

Collections of Military
gravings.

College Cheers.

College Details (U. S.
See 371.42.

Collections (military books)

Collections of Military
Photographs.

Colonels, U. S.

Colonial Army
before 1775.

Colonial Order of the Acorn

ColonialTroops— See Great
Britain, France, Italy, &c.

Colonial Troops (U. S.)
Colors (flags.)
Commander-in-Chief (the
President.) See 353.03.

Law.

En-

A.)

A.

(America)

29

354.7364

Command of Troops (the

right to.)

.7368(>

Commissary Department

(u. s. a:)

.73G4

Commissaries, U. S. A.

.7365

Commissary-Sergeants.

344.7361

Commissions — Mi litarv,

(i. e. courts.) (U. S.)

354.7364

Commissioned Officers.

.7364

Commissions of Officers,

U.S. A.

355.61

Communications (strategy)

.18

Commutation of Military

Allowances — rations, etc.

371.279

Competitive Examinations

(entrance to U. S. M. A.

378N)

355.61-62

Concentration of Troops

(strategic)

328.736

Congress— (Military Com-

mittees of) (U. S. A.)

355.72

Conscription (in general).

.722

(foreign).

357.8

of horses.

355.721

(U. S.)

354.7362

Conscription (U. S. A.)

344.736

Constitution of the U. S.

(as affecting the army).

614.4

Contagious and infectious

diseases (U. S. A.)

354.73611

Continental Army (Amer-

ican War of Independ-

ence).

336.736

Contingent Funds (U.S.A.)

355.12

Continuous Service Pay.

341.3

Contraband of War.

347.4

Contracts (law).

351.726

Contracts (military U.S.A.)

354.7364

Contract Surgeons (U.S. A.)

341.3

Conventions (military).

.343.

Convicts (military).

641.

Cookery (military). See

also 355.3.

354.7365

Cooks (U. S. A).

.7366

Coolies.

355.2

Cork Helmets.

.7365

Corporals (U. S.)

354.7366 Correspondents of News-
papers in War. See also
323. Censorship.

355.64 Cossack Posts.

347.6 Councils of Administration

(U. S. A.)

354.73671 Councils of War (U. S. A.)
.7365 Couriers (military).

344.7361 Courts Martial (U. S. A.)

394.8 Courts of Honor (military) .
344.7361 Courts of Inquiry (U.S.A.)
343.736 Crimes and punishments

(U. S. A.)

343. Criminal Law.

623.66 Crossing of Streams (mili-
tary).

623.9 Cruisers (Navy) See 359.8.
354.446 Cuirassiers (France).
623.185 Cupolas (military).
354.73693 Customs— Guards.
371.89 Customs of Cadets, U. S.

M. A.

394.98 Customs of the Service-
army.

399. Customs of War (savage

tribes).

.355.74 Cyclists (military).

355.03 Cyclopfedias (military).

652. Cypher Writing (U. S. A).

312.7.36 Deaths (U. S. A.) Statistics.

354.73681 Deceased Soldiers.

341.3 Declarations of War.
929.7 Decorations and orders

(heraldry).
356.32 Defense of Field Works.
623.31 Defense of Fortified Places.
355.64 Defense of Rivers.
358.7 Defense of Sea Coasts.

662.4 Delay Fuses.

623.114 Demolitions (military).

354.7364 Dental Surgeons (U. S. A.)

353.04 Departments (U. S. Gov't) .

354.7367 Departments (military)
(U. S. A.)

355.12 Deposits (enlisted men).

354.73681 Descriptive Lists (of en-
listed men).

30

354.73681

Desertions (military), U.

S. A. (For statistics see

313.7367.)

354.7365

Despatch-riders.

.7364

Details of Officers, U. S. A.

to Staff Depts., etc.

662.4

Detonators.

355.5

De-training Troops.

378. R.

Dialectic Society, U.S. M. A.

publications.

355.03

Dictionaries — military.

623.426

Disappearing Gun Carri-

ages.

354.7364

Disbursing OfHcers, U.S.A.

.73681

Discharges ( from the Army)

.355.07

Discipline (military).

365.

of Prisoners.

614.4

Diseases— Contagious and

Infectious (U. S. A.).

619.

Diseases of Animals.

614.48

Disinfection — of Barracks,

Camps, Ships, etc.

354.73681

Dismissals (from the Army)

628.3

Disposal of Sewage, etc.

354.7367

Districts — military, U.S.A.

353.61

Division of Insular Affairs,

(U. S.).

354 . 7368

Division of Military Infor-

mation (U. S. A.).

.7367

Divisions— military, U.S. A.

328.

Documents— Public.

636.7

Dogs in War.

614.91

Domestic Animals — Infec-

tious Diseases.

354.7362

Drafts (inU. S.).

.357.15

Dragoons (U. S.).

614.77

Drainage of Camps, etc.

744.

Drawing — (Engineering).

526.98

Topographical.

614.88

Dressing Packets (individ-

ual)—First Aid to the

injured.

.355.2

Dress Uniforms.

Drill and Drill Regulations

358.14

Artillery, (U. S.).

357.14

Cavalry, (U. S.).

356.14

Infantry, (U. S.).

358.024 Drill Regulations— Art il-

lery (foreign) .

Cavalry (foreign).

Infantry (foreign).

Drill Sheds.

Drum Calls.

Drum Majors, U. S. A.

Drummers.

Drunkeness (crim. law).

Duelling (military).

Dynamite (614.833 storage

of).
Dynamite Gun Carriages.
Dynamite Guns.
Earth Works.
Education (military).
Effect of Bullets.
Efficiencv Reports of

Officers (U. S. A.)
Effigies (monumental)
Electrician Sergeants.
Electricity (in military af-
fairs).
Electric Motors.
Electric Search-Lights. See

358.0294.
Electro-Ballistic Machines.
Emblems (military).
Emergency Ration.
Encyclopaedias (military).
Engagements (combats).
Engineer Department

(U. S. A.)
623.0 Engineering — militar}' (in

general).

354.7364 Engineer Officers (U.S.A.)
355.071 Engineer School (U.S.A.)
354.73688 Engineers (Corps of —

U. S. A.)
355.74 Engineer Troops (in gen-
eral).

354.7365 Enlisted Men (U. S.)
.73681 Enlistments (of recruits).

929.9 Ensigns (military).

623.114 Entanglements.
355.5 Entraining Troops.

.62 Entrenched Camps.

357.

024

356.024

355.

4

789.

1

354.

7365

7365

343.

394.

8

662.

2

623.

,429

,419

13

355,

,07

617,

.145

354,

,7364

718,

354

,7365

537

.8

621

.34

537

.83

623

.52

929

643

355

.03

358.5

354

.73688

31

355.3
2
.35

.3

.3

359.3

355.3

798.

354.436

355.5

.64

.04

395.9

351.3

354.73681

.7365

371.27

354.7364

341.3

354 . 73672

344.736

358.5

356.5

351.726

.7261

623.441

662.2

662.

355.12

623.411

355.2

354-7365

Entrenching Tools.

Epaulets.

Equipage, Camp and (iar-
rison (foreign).

Equipage. Camp ami (Har-
rison (U. S.)

Equipment (armv). See
623.4.

pAjnipment (navy).

Equipment for Horses.

Equitation.

Ersatz* Reserve (German
army).

Escort Wagons (U. S. A.)

Espionage (military).

Essays (military).

Etiquette (official).

Examination of Officers
(U. S. A.) for promotion.
See 354.7364.

Examination of Recruits.

Examinations of Enlisted
Men (U. S. A.) for pro-
motion.

Examinations (schools).

Exchange Officer (U.S.A.)

Exchange of Prisoners.

Exchanges— post (U.S.A.)

Exemption (from military
service) .

Expenditure of Ammuni-
tion (Artillery) . See 358.8.

Expenditure of Ammuni-
tion (Infantry).

Expenditures of Funds
(army).

of Property (army).

Explosive Bullets (small

arms).
Explosives.

manufacture of.

(614.831 safe storage of) .
Extra Duty Pay (enlisted

men).
Fabrication of Small Arms.
Facings (uniform).
Farriers (U. S.)

355.072

Farriers (U. S. A.) Train-

ing School at Fort Riley,

Kansas.

2

Fatigue Uniforms (U. S.)

354 . 7366

Female Hospital Nurses

(U. S. A.)

796.

Fencing.

623.67

Ferries (military).

354.73671

Field Army (U.' S. A.)

358.66

Field Artillery (in general) .

623.111

Field Fortifications (gen-

eral works).

.112

description of special

works.

.112

practical processes.

535.83

Field Classes (military).

623.423

Field Gun Carriages.

.415

Field Guns.

362.1

Field Hospitals.

623.11

Field Intrenchments.

355.3

Field Kit (U. S.)

355.3

Field Kitchens (U. S.)

354.7362

Field Musicians (U. S. A.)

.7364

Field Officers (U. S.)

3.55.3

Field Ovens (U. S.)

613.21

Field Ration (U. S. A.)

355 . 7

Field Service.

623.11

Field Works.

354.7365

Fifers (U. S.)

613.35

Filters (military)

614.51

Filth Diseases (public

health).

354 . 7368^

( Final Statements (U.S.A.)

356.5

Fire of Infantry.

623.52

Fire Tables (artillery).

662.1

Fireworks (chem. tech).

614.88

First Aid to the Injured.

623.431

Fixed Ammunition (small

arms).

929.9

Flags.

341.3

Flags of Truce.

623.52

Flight of Projectiles.

358.68

Floating Batteries (U. S.)

See 623.9.

623.66

Folding Boats (military).

613.21

Food (for soldiers).

358.67

Foot Artillery.

32

797. Foot Ball.

355.2 Foot Gear— military (U.S.)

633. Forage. See 357.8.

354.7365 Forage Masters (U. S.)
357.8 Forage Ration (for cavalry)

355.64 Foraging.
354.446 Foreign Legion (France).
.73693 Forestry Guards (U.S.A.)
355.1 Forfeitures of Pay, etc.

358 . 62 Forges— field ( for artillery) .
623.11 Fortifications (field).

.1 Fortifications (in general).
.111 Fortification— field (general
works on).
623.17 Fortification (permanent).
.171 (permanent). Gener-
al works on.
.172 (permanent). Descrip-
tion of Special Forts —
Practical Works on.

.131 (semi-permanent) —

General Works on.

635.

358.
344.

354.

623.
354.
344.

362.
354,

.132

Description of Special

Works.

.r6bi.

.1

Fortified Positions.

358.68

Fortress (Artillery).

623.182

Fortresses.

.7369;

.13

Forts.

354.73672

Administration of

(U. S.).

355.071

623.24

354.446

361.

Fougasses.
Francs-tireurs.
Freedman's Bureau (U.S.)

354.7368
353.612

621.5

Freezing Machines.

662.4

Friction Primers.

361.

354.73693

Frontier-Guards, U.S.A.

355.61

Frontiers — Military.

355.61

336.736

Funds (military).

.2

336.

Funds— public.

354.7364

393.9

Funerals (military).

369.151

644.

Fuel (U. S. A.)."'

662.4

Fulminates.

355.62

355.2
354 73681

Fur Clothing for Soldiers

(U.S.).
Furloughs.

.14
623.442

662.4

Fuses.

355.14

Gardens (soldiers) (U. S.)
(See 354.73672).
67 Garrison Artillery.
7361 Garrison Courts Martial
(U. S. A.).
355.85 Garrison Equipage, Camp

and (foreign).

.3 Garrison Equipage, Camp

and (U. S.).

73672 Garrisons (U. S. A.)— Or-
ganization and adminis-
tration.
413 Gatling Guns.
446 Gendarmerie (France).
7361 General Courts-martial (U.

S. A.)
1 General Hospitals.

7364 General-in-Chief.

General ( and special ) Orders.
See 354 .7 under the
special armv, i. e.(U.S.)
354.73681, also 344.736.
354.7364 General Officers, U. S. A.
G. O. Troops in the Field —
Organization and Admin-
istration of U. S. Army
in the Field (Armies,
Corps, etc.) See 344.736.
3693 General Prisoners U. S. A.
(See also 365.)
General Service and Staff
College, Fort Leaven-
worth, Kansas.
General Staff (U. S. A.).
General Staff — Reports of
General Officers and of

the

(The) Geneva Convention

of 1864.
Geography, Military.
Gloves (U. S. A.).
Grades of Rank (U.S.A.)
Grand Armv of the Repub-
lic (U. S.').
Grand Tactics.
Grants of Money (to

soldiers). See 351.5.
Grape (artillery).
Gratuities (to soldiers).

33

354.7366 Grooms (military).

355.64 Guard Dnty.

357.3 Guard Dntv— Cavalry (In-

fantry 35(5.3) (See 355. G4)

341.3 Guerilla Warfare (law).

378.1. GuideBook.sto U.S.M. A.

354.7366 Guides (civil emplov6s,
U. S. A.).

929.9 Guidons.

623.42 Gun Carriages.

662.2 Gun Cotton.

683. Gun Making (small arms)

(non-military). (See
623.411.

623.42 Gun Mounts.

354.7365 Gunners (U. S. A.).

623.50 Gunnery (in general^.

662.3 Gunpowder (manufacture

of).

.3 Gunpowder— sporting.

358.6 Guns (Artillery).

623.415 Guns— field (manufacture)
358.62 Gun-sheds.
623.187 Gun-shields.
617.145 Gunshot Wounds.
623.54 Gun Sights (small arras).

.51 Guns— (strains in).

355.4 Gymnasiums (military).
796. Gymnastics (military).
371.73 Gymnastics (schools).

347.1 Habeas Corpus.

355.02 Hand-books (military)

(general) (all armies).

for Infantry Hand-books

see 356.02.

for Cavalry see 357.02

for Artillery see 358 .02

357.8 Haras (military).

357.022 Harness— Cavalry.

358.12 Artillery.

359.8 Harbor Defence Vessels.

(See 358.68, 358.7, 623.9).
358.662 Harness (artillery horse).
685. Harness-making.

355.2 Hats (U. S. A.).

.3 Haversacks (U. S. A.).
371.82 Hazing (student life).
at U. S. M. A.

355.64

Headquarter-guards.

354.7.367

Headquarters (U. S. A.).

628.8

Heating of Barracks, etc.,

(apparatus 697).

358.67

Heavy Artillery.

355.2

Helmets (U. S.).

929.

Heraldry (military).

369.

Hereditary and Patriotic

Societies (U. S.).

353.63

History of Regiments of

the Regular Army (for

their history in the Civil

War period see 973.741).

.9

History of State Regiments

(for their history in the

Civil War period see

973.744).

378. E.

History, U. S. M. A.

619.1

Hippology; Veterinary Art

394.9

Holidays— national .

394.8

Honor (military).

.98

Honors — military.

371.81

Honor (student).

358.661

Horse Artillery,

.661

Horse Batteries.

685.

Horse Equipments(m'f'g) .

357.12

Cavalry.

358.12

Artillery.

355.5

Transportation service

798.

Horsemanship.

636.1

Horses.

358.662

Horses— artillery.

357.8

Horses— census of.

.8

Horses — conscription of.

.8

Horses— cavalry.

357.8

Horse-shoes.

357.4

Horse Training (military).

613.56

Hospitals (military) —hy-

giene.

354.7365

Hospital Attendants,

U. S. A.

354.7368J

[ Hospital Corps (U. S. A.).

362.1

Hospital Railway Cars.

.1

Ships.

.1

Military.

354.7365

Stewards (U. S. A).

341.3

Hostages.

34

357.8
623.415
354.446
613.67
.68
.72
.57
730.
621.5
355.3

.741
419.1
8601 to
355.071

353.625
356.14

.5
.52
.51
.02

.0
.4

.71
.72

.024

.3

.32

.31

.42

.4

.41

.1
.2

Housings. (See 355.3).

Howitzers.

Hussars (France).

Hygiene— military.

Naval.

of Athletics.

of Prisons.

Iconography (military).

Ice Machines (military).

Implements (Engineers).

Indian Scouts (U. S. A.)

Indian Sign Language.
9500 Individual Biography.

Infantrv and Cavalry
School (U. S. A.)

Infantry Board (U. S.)

Infantry Drill Regulations
(U. S.)

Infantry Fire (in general).

Infantry Fire (foreign).

Infantry Fire (U. S.)

Infantry— Hand Books (all
armies) .

Infantry (in general).

Infantry Marching.

Infantry — mounted ( in
general) .

Infantry— mounted (U.S.)

Infantry — mounted (for-
eign).

Infantry— special drill and
drill regulations (foreign
armies).

Infantry Tactics (in gen-
eral). See also 355.64.

Infantry Tactics (foreign).
See also 355.64.

Infantry Tactics (U. S.)
See also 355.64.

Infantry— training of (for-
eign).

Infantry — training of (in
general).

Infantry — training of
(U.S.)

Infantry (U. S. A.)

Infantry (U. S. A.) history
(1775 to date.)

356.3

Infantrv Tactics. See also

355.64.

355.64

Information and Security

— service of.

344.7361

Inquiry— courts of (U.S. A.)

362.2

Insane Hospitals (military)

354.73681

Insane Soldiers (U. S. A.)

355.2

Insignia (military).

354.73682

Inspections (U. S. A.)

.73682

Inspector General's De-

partment (U. S. A.) and

its work.

358.01

Inspector of Artillery.

356.4

Instruction of Soldiers-

Infantry.

357.4

Cavalry.

358.4

Artillery.

368.3

Insurance (military).

355.61

Intelligence (military). See

also 354.7368.

.75

Intendence — military ( in

general).

341.

International Law.

361.

(The) International Red

Cross Society.

354.7366

Interpreters— military

(U. S.)

344 . 736

Intoxicating Drinks (regu-

lations for sale to soldiers

U. S. A.)

623.14

Intrenched Camps.

355.3

Intrenching Tools (U. S.)

623.113

Intrenchments.

354.73611

Invalids (corps of) (U.S.
A )

.73685

Inventories (U. S. A.)

623.114

Inundations (military) See

627.4.

355.726

Irregular Troops (ingen'l).

.728

Irregular Troops (foreign).

.727

Irregular Troops (U. S.)

623.9

Iron Clad Vessels.

353.624

Joint Army and Navv

Board (U. S.)

354.73683

Judge-Advocate General's

Department (U. S. A.)

and its work.

355.2

Khaki Uniforms (U. S.)

35

312.736 Killed in Battle (U. S. A.)

statistics.
30.T.3 Kit— a soldier's (U. S.)

.3 Kitchens— military (U. S.)

See also 640.
533.6 Kites (for military uses).

355.3 Knapsacks (U. S. A.)

.99 Kriegspiel.

354.7365 Lance Corporal (U. S. A.)
357.16 Lancers.

623.411 Lances.

354.436 Landwehr (German army)

628.45 Latrines.

354.7366 Laundresses, U. S. A.
344. Law — military.

Martial.

341. Law of Nations.

354.7364 Leavesof Absence(U.S.A.)
.7364 Leaves— sick.

355.2 Leggings (U. S. A.).
354.7362 Levies (military).

.7362 Liability to Military Ser-
vice. (For statistics of,
see 313.736).
378. Library— U. S. M. A.

378. C. Reports of Librarian.

. I . Library Catalogues and

Lists.
.W. Library Building.

341.3 Licenses to Trade(in War)

354.7364 Line Officers (U. S. A.).
355.61 Lines of Communication

(military).
355.61 Lines of Operations (strat-
egy)-

354.7365 Litter Bearers (U. S. A.).
614.881 Litters— military.

355.11 Longevitv Pay— to Officers

(U. S. A.).
341.3 Loot.

312.736 Losses in Battle (U. S. A.)

(statistics).
369.152 Loval Legion, Military

Order (U. S.).
374.3 Lyceums (military).

623.421 Machine Gun Carriages.
,411 Magazine Guns (small

^rms).

358.62 Magazines.
623.23 Magazines— siege.

538.8 Magnetic Machines (mili-

tary).
614.53 Malarial Fevers.

355.63 MancBUvres (in general).
354.63 Manoeuvres \J. S. A.
356.14 Manuals of Arms, Infan-
try (U. S.).

.024 Manuals of Arms (foreign)
623.412 Manufacture of Cannon.

662.3 Manufacture of Gunpower.
623.411 Manufactureof Small Arms

091.9 Manuscripts— military.

355.65 Map-making — military.

912. Maps and Charts (mili-

tary) — arranged by
countries.

378. W. Maps and Plans of U. S.
M. A.

356.4 Marches— Infantry.

357.4 Cavalry.

358.4 Artillerj'.

354.7372 Marine Corps (U. S. N.).
359.792 Marines (in general).
371.26 Marking System in Schools.
929.799 Marksman's Badges (U.S.)
344. Martial Law. Military

Laws and Regulations.

356.022 Material — Infantry (in
general).

357.022 Cavalry (in general).

358.022 Artillery (in general).

354.7365 Mechanics — enlisted men
(U. S.)

929.799 Medal of Honor (U. S.)
See 369.114.

355.784 Medical Departments (in
general) organization
and administration.

354.73684 Medical Department (U.S.
A.) and its work,
.7364 Medical Officers (U. S. A.)
.73684 Medical Supplv Depart-
ment (U, S. A.)

355.16 Men— pay of (foreign).
.3 Mess Chests.

36

354.73672 Mess Halls (at military

posts) .

641.

Messing of Troops.

355.3

Mess Outfits (military).

.18

Mileage to Officers.

929.

Military and Naval

Heraldry.

652.

Military (and naval) Tele-

graphic Codes.

355.09

Military Antiquities (arras

and armor — ancient).

796.

Athletics (in general).

354.7364

Attaches.

355.5

Baggage (U. S.)

533.6

Balloons (theory).

623.78

Ballooning.

.79

Naval Ballooning.

354.7362

Military Bands (U. S. A.)

355.016

Bibliography.

796.

Bicycling.

344.7362

Boards (U. S.)

353.6

Reports.

623.65

— — ^ Bridges. See624. pon-

toons 623.66.

336.

Budgets — of the na-

tions (divided like 930-

999).

336.736

Budgets (U.S.A.)

355.4

Buildings— in general

(except fortifications and

hospitals).

323.

Censorship of tele-

grams, etc.

394.98

Ceremonies.

354.7364

Chaplains.

355.08

Collections (books,

etc).

344.7361

Commissions — i. e.

Courts (U.S.)

328.73

Committees of Con-

gress ru. s.)

351.74

Constabulary.

341.3

Conventions.

344.7361

Courts (U. S.).

394.98

Customs and Cere-

monies.

354.7367

Departments, U.S.A.

355.03

Dictionaries.

354.7367

Militan,' Districts, U. S. A.

.7367

Divisions, U. S. A.

355.077

Education at U. S.

M. A.

.03

Encyclopaedias and

Dictionaries.

537.83

Electric Lights.

623.0

Engineering.

393.9

Funerals.

354.73672

Garrisons, U. S. A.

355.61

Geography.

371.73

Gymnastics. See 796.

355.02

Hand-books (in gen.)

351.86

Hierarchy.

930 to 999

History. See the Civil

History of the Countries

involved. The number to

assign is, usually, that of

the countrv invaded. See

also 355.619.

362.1

Hospitals. Soldier's

Homes 362.8. (See also

355.4.)

613.67

Hygiene.

355.781

Information (in gen.)

354.7368

" (U. S.)

355.75

Intendence (in gen.).

354.7366

Interpreters.

344 . 736

Jurisdiction (in the

U. S.).

.736

Justice U. S. A.

344.

Laws and Regulations

Martial Law.

355.017

Libraries — Catalogues

of.

368.3

Life Insurance.

614.881

Litters.

531.8

Machines.

091.9

Manuscripts.

355.65

Map Making.

.08

Maxims.

.99

Miscellanies.

623.35

Mines — sub-marine.

.24

Mining (in sieges).

355.09

Museums.

788-789

Music.

354.73681

Secretary, Oflice of

(U. S. A.).

37

623.

7

369.25

355.

7

371.

43

365.

351.

,5

354.

,73693

,73693

.73693

343

.736

623.6

.64

355

.64

.07

355.

.08
354.73681
.7362

369.
313.736

617.99
526.99
687.
356.5
654.
.4

.5
.6

Military (or Naval) Signals
and Signaling.

Order of the Dragon

(U.S.).
Organization, Admin-
istration in general.
Organizations in Non-
military Schools.

Penal Colonies.

Pensions.

Police U. S. A.

Postal-service U. S. A.

Prisons (administra-
tion of). (See also 365.)

Punishments.

Roads.

Railways.

Reconnaissance.

Schools and Educa-
tion.

Science and Art.

Science and Art: Or-
ganization and adminis-
tration in general. (For
Armies of the Nations,
see 354.30 to 99.) N. B.
Divide like 354.736 omit-
ting the figures 3 and 6.

Scrap Books.

Secretary (U. S.).

Service (U. S.) (liabil-
ity to).

Societies.

Statistics, U. S- A.

(except vital statistics)
(for those of foreign ar-
mies divided like armies
of the nations 354.30 to
.99).

Surgery.

Surveying.

Tailoring and Tailors.

Targets.

Telegraphs.

Telegraph and Tele-
phone Lines (construc-
tion and equipment of).

Telegraphic Cables.

Telephones. See 623.75

355.6.5
.55

.5

355.73

.732

.731
354.7362

623.24
358.7

623.35

.24
354.73688
355.64

312.736

355.2
.71

.71^
359.71
355.711

.64
623.9
718.
355.02

623.418
.25
.428
355 . 5
621.34
355.2
358.65
623.442
.413
358.66

356.7

.72

Military Topography. See

526.99.
Transportation by land

(foreign).
Transportation by land

(U. S.).
Militia (in general).
Militia (foreign).
Militia (U. S.)
Militia — organized (State

Troops, National Guard)
Mine Tactics (in sieges).
Mines— coast defence (U.

S. A.)
Mines — military (subma-
rine) .
Mines (siege operations).
Mining Corps (U. S.)
Minor Tactics and Service

of Security and Infor-
mation(reconnaissance) .

Missing in Battle (U.S.A.)

statistics.
Mittens (U. S. A.)
Mobilization. See also

355.61.
Mobilization (foreign).
Mobilization (naval).
Mobilization (U. S.)
Mobs (tactics against).
Monitors (iron clads).

Monuments (cemeteries) .

Moral Education of the
Soldier.

Mortars.

Mortars (in sieges).

Mortar Carriages.

Motor Carriages (military) .

Motors (electric).

Mottoes of Regiments, etc.

Mountain Artillery.

Mountain Gun Carriages.

Mountain Guns.

Mounted Batteries (in gen-
eral) .

Mounted Infantry (in gen-
eral).

Mounted Infantry (foreign)

38

356.71

Mounted Infantry (U. S.)

359.63

357.

Mounted Troops (Cavalry) .

.08

623.42

Mounts for Guns.

.99

355.5

Mules. See also 636.

351.5

623.4

Munitions of War.

354.7373

355.09

Museums — military.

358.72

788-789

Music— military.

623.72

354.7365

Musicians— military (IT. S.
A.).

359.06

355.076

Musketry Schools (foreign)

359.

623.411

Muskets.

354.73681

Muster-rolls (U. S. A.).

313.737

347.736
.737
784.4
369.146

Mutiny (U. S. Army).

(U. S. Navy).

National Airs (songs).
National Association of

Veterans of the Mexican

War.

354.7375
359.2
369.
354.307
to 354. 997

719.

National Cemeteries (U.S.)

353.7

354.7362

National Guard — State

Troops — Organized
Militia.

368.3

394.9

National Holidays.

351.87

711.

National Parks (U. S.)

354.7362

Native Troops (U. S.).

.73711

623.8

Naval Architecture. (See
699).

354.827

.9

Naval Armored Vessels.

336.737

Naval Budgets (U. S.).

. 4367

394.99
359.08

Naval Ceremonies.
Naval Collections (books).

.817

.7287

353.71

Navy Dept. Bureaux, U.

S. N.

.837

359.07

Naval Education and
Schools.

.517
.73757

.077

At U. S. N. A., Annap-
olis.

At Mass. Inst. Tech.,

etc.

.079

.447
.437

.03

Naval Encyclopa'dies and
Dictionaries.

.457
.527

623.8

Naval Engineering.

727

359.04

Naval Essays. •

.857

393.9

Naval Funerals.

.477

623.427

Naval Gun Carriages.

.467

359.02

Naval Hand-books.

.4967

613.68

Naval Hygiene.

.73712

Naval Manoeuvres.

Naval Maxims.

Naval Miscellanies.

Naval Pensions.

Naval Reserves (U. S.).

Naval Reserves — in general

Naval Signals and Signal-
ling.

Naval Societies.

Naval Science and Art.
Divide like 355.

Naval Statistics (not vital)
(U. S.).

Naval Troops.

Naval Uniforms.

Naval Warfare (art of).

Navies of the Nations.

Navy Department (U. S.)
divided like 353.67.

Navy Mutual Aid Associ-
ation.

Navy Lists.

Registers.

Navv of the American
Revolution (1775 to 1789).

Navy of Argentine Re-
public.

Navy of Austria.

Navy of Brazil.

Navy of Central American

States (of any such state)
Navy of Chile.
Navy of China.
Navy of the Confederate

States of America (1861-

65).

Navy of France.
Navy of Germany.
Navy of Italy.
Navy of Japan.
Navy of Mexico.
Navy of Peru.
Navy of Russia.
Navy of Spain.
Navy of Turkey.
Navv of the U. S. (1789 to
1818) .

39

354.7:57

Navy of I^ S. (organization

and administration).

.877

Navy of Venezuela.

351.87

Navy Registers.

344.737

Navy Regulations (U. S.)

341.3

Neutrals (international

354 . 736G

Newspaper Correspond-

ents in War. See also

Censorship 323) .

341.3

Non-Combatants.

354.7365

Non- Commissioned Offi-

cers (U. S.)

354.7366

Nurses— female (U. S. A.)

354.7365

Nurses — male (U. S. A.)

355.61

Objectives (strategy).

623.114

Obstacles (militar>-).

358.7

Obstructions (coast de-

fence).

351.273

Official Register (U. S.)

.3

Officers' Appointments (U.

S. A.) See a54.7364.

353.63

Officers (boards of reports,

etc.)

354.73672

: Officers' Clubs— at militarv

posts (U. S. A.)

.7364

Officers — commissioned

(U. S.)

.7364

Officers (how selected).

358.01

Officers of Artillery.

354.7364

Officers of Staff Depart-

ments (U. S. A.)

355.15

Officers — pay of (foreign).

.11

Officers— pay of (U. S.)

355.079

Officers (U. S. A.) In-

structors at Colleges and

Schools. See also 371.43.

354.7374

Officers U. S. Navy.

.73689 Ordnance Department (U.

S. A.)

973.3

Orderly Books of the Amer-

ican Revolution. See

military history.

354.7365

Orderlies (U. S.).

929.7

Orders and Decorations.

623.4

Ordnance.

.49

Ordnance (miscellanies).

354.7364

Ordnance Officers (U.S.A.)

355.07

Ordnance School, Sandv

Hook, N. Y.

354.736.5

Ordnance Sergeants (U.S.)

.7365

Ordnance Store-Keepers

(U. S.)

623.4

Ordnance Stores.

354.7367

Organization and Admin-

istration of U. 8. A. (al.so

military divisions, dis-

tricts, departments).

.73671

Organization and Admin-

istration of U. S. A. in

the field (armies, corps,

etc.) O. 0. troops in the

field.

355.7

Organization — military (in

general.

354.737

Organization (U. S. N.)

.7362-

Organized Militia (U. S.)

355.64

Outposts.

623.183

Outworks.

355.3

Ovens— field (U. S.)

.2

Overcoats (U. S. A.)

.2

Overshoes (U, S. A.)

.3

Packs — for enlisted men

(U. S.)

.5

Pack Trains (U. S.).

756.

Paintings of Battles, etc.

757.

Paintings ( portraits ) of

Military and Naval Offi-

cers.

623.114

Palisades.

354.4566

Papal Troops.

394.98

Parades (military).

623.22

Parallels (siege operations)

341.3

Pardons.

358.66

Parks (Artillery).

341.3

Paroles.

354.7362

Partisans (U. S. A.)

355.64

Partisan Warfare.

.64

Passage of Rivers.

369.

Patriotic and Hereditary

Societies (U. S.)

a55.64

Patrols.

354.7368;

■ Pay Department (U.S.A.)

.7364

Paymasters (U. S. A.)

355.13

Pay of Civilian Emplo3'ees

(U. S.)

40

355.17

Pay of Civilians (foreign).

.12

Pay of Enlisted Men (U.S.)

.16

Pay of Men (foreign).

.15

Pay of Officers (foreign).

.11

Pay of Officers (U. S.)

.1

Pay of the Army.

359.1

Pay of the Navy.

354.73687

Pay Rolls (U. S. A.)

355.11

Pay (stoppages of).

526.99

Pedometers.

365.

Penal Colonies.

623.55

Penetration of Projectiles.

351.5

Pensions (military).

662.4

Percussion Caps.

354.7364

Personnel — commissioned

(U. S. A.)

.7365

Personnel — enlisted (U. S.
A ^

.7374

A.)

Personnel — commissioned

(U. S. N.)

.7375

Personnel — enlisted (U. S.

N.)

623.24

Petards.

355.729

Philippine Troops (U. S.)

778.

Photography (military).

623.52

Photography of Projectiles

in motion.

613.72

Physical Education.

796.

Physical Training of Sol-

diers.

355.64

Pickets.

636.6

Pigeons (carrier).

354.73688

Pioneers (U. S. A.)

623.411

Pistols.

378. W.

Plans and Maps of U. S.

M. A.

912.

Plans of Cities and Har-

bors (charts — maps).

623.419

Pneumatic Guns.

351.77

Police Measures— sanitary.

354.73693

Police Troops (U. S. A.).

623.181

Polygonal System.

358.4

Polygons of Instruction

(Artillery).

623.413

Pompons.

354.73688 Pontoniers (U. S. A.).

355.2

Ponchos (U. S. A.).

623.66

Ponton-bridges.

355.729

Porto Rican, Philippine,

etc., Troops (U. S.).

378. V.

Portraits of Cadets, U. S.

M. A.

623.53

Position-finders.

358.68

Position-guns (artillery).

354.73693 Postal Service (military).

.73672 Post Councils (U. S. A.).

.73672

Exchanges (U. S. A.)

.73672

Gardens (U. S. A.).

See 635.

027.5736

Libraries (U. S. A.).

354.7365

N. C. Staff.

355.075

Schools (enlisted men)

U. S. A.

.071

Schools (officers) U.

S. A.

354.7366

Traders.

623.48

Powder Depots.

662.3

Powder (for guns).

623.48

Powder Magazines.

356.4

PracticeMarches— Infantry

357.4

Cavalry.

358.4

Artillery.

353.03

President of the U.S. (Com-

mander in Chief, U.S.A.)

354.7364

Press Censor, U. S. A. See

also 323.

662.4

Primers (artillery).

354.7365

Principal Musician.

365.

Prison Discipline (U.S.A.)

341.3

Prisoners (exchange of).

613.57

Prison Hygiene.

365.

Prisons. See also 354.73693.

613.57

Prisons — military (hy-

giene) .

354.73693 Prisons— military (U.S.A.)

administration. See also

365.

.7365

Private Soldiers (U. S. A.)

623.442

Projectiles (cannon).

.441

(small arms).

525.37

Projectiles (deviation of by

earth's rotation). See

Gunnerv 623.5.

.52

Projectiles in Motion (pho-

tography of) .

41

623.55 Projectiles(penetration of) .
351.5 Prize Money (military).

354.7364 Promotion of Officers (U.

S. A.) See 351.3.

351.7261 Property — accountability
for (U. S. A.)

354.73685 Property-returns (U.S.A.)

623.52 Proving Grounds (artillery)
.433 Proving of Gunpowder.

354.73693 Provost Guards.

.73693 Provost Marshal's Depart-
ment (U. S. A.)
.7364 Provost Marshal (U. S. A.)

328. Public Documents (U. S.)

343.736 Punishments — military (U.
S. A.)

355.2 Puttees (U. S.)

662.1 Pyrotechny (military).

354.73685 Quartermaster General's
Department (U. S. A.)

355.785 Quartermaster's Depart-
ments (in general).

354.7365 Quartermaster Sergeants.
.7364 Quartermasters (U. S. A.)

355.4 Quarters (for officers)

(U. S.).
358.663 Quick-fire Guns.
355.62 Raids.
656. Railroad Time Tables.

614.881 Railway Ambulances.

355.74 Corps (military) in

general.

.61 in War (strategy).

623.64 Military.

.53 Range-finders.

.53 Finding (gunnery).

354.7364 Officer (U. S. A.).

.7367 Rank and Command.
623.432 Rapid Fire Ammunition

(cannon) .
358.663 Rapid Fire Guns.
643. Rations.

Ration (emergency).
613.21 Ration (proper constitu-
ents of) .
027.5736 Reading Rooms (U. S. A.)
355.64 Rear-guards.

354.7364

Recognition by Congress

of Gallant Services of

Officers, U. S. A.

355.64

Reconnaissance.

353.61

Record and Pension Office

(U. S.).

354.73681

Records (U. S. A.). See

353.611.

.73683

Records of General Courts-

Martial and Courts of In-

quiry. Officers, U. S. A.

354.

(foreign). (Under the

special country).

.73783

U. S. N.

Records U. S. Army 1775-

89. See also under 973.

344.

.73681

Recruiting.

.73681

Recruits.

361.

Red Cross Society.

623.13

Redoubts.

355.5

Regimental Trains (U. S.)

353.9

Regiments of States— his-

tory of.

351.86

Registers, Army.

354.73681

Regulations for Recruiting

344.736

Regulations (U. S. A.).

.737

(U. S. N.).

357.8

Remounts.

Cavalry.

354.7364

Removals (U. S. A.).

353.627

Reports of Board of Ord-

nance and Fortification.

378. B.

Boards of Visitors, U.

S. M. A.

353.626
.625
.624
.612
.623
.620
.611

U

etc. ,of Cavalry Board,

S. A.

— etc. , of Infantry Board
U. S. A.

— etc., of Joint Army
and Navy Board (U. S.)

— of General Officers and
of the General Staff.

— of Officers of Artillery
Corps.

— of Officers of Engi-
neers (U. S. A.).

— of Secretary of War,
U. S. A.

42

378. C.

Reports of Supt., U.S.M.A.

685.

Saddles — manufacture of

.D.

Treasurer, U. S. M. A.

(military).

353.624

etc., of Boards of

341.3

Safe Conducts.

Officers.

656.

Sailing Directions.

344.736

Requisitions (military).

359.1

Sailors' Pay (U. S. N.)

354.73671

Reserve (U. S.)

394.98

Salutes (military).

358.61

Reserve of Artillery.

354.7364

Sanitary Officers (U.S.A.)

711.

Reservations (military).

.73684

Sanitary Troops. See

354.7364

Resignations of Officers (U.

351.77.

S. A.)

613.67

Sanitation (military).

.7365

Retired Enlisted Men (U.

354.73688

Sappers and Miners (U,

S. A.)

S. A.)

.7364

Retired Officers (U. S. A.)

623.22

Saps (siege operations).

355.64

Retreats (Tactics of) .

355.2

Sashes— uniform (U. S.)

354.73681

Returns (military).

.073

School for Electrician Ser-

.73685

Returns (of property).

geants (U. S. A.)

medical (U. S. A.)

.072

Schools for Enlisted Men

1775-89. See also 973.376.

(U. S. A.)

394.98

Reviews (military).

Training School for Far-

623.188

Revetments.

riers and Blacksmiths(U.
S. A.) established 1902

623.411

Revolvers.

at Fort Riley, Kansas.

351.5

Rewards (money) to sol-

.071

School of Submarine De-

diers.

fense, Fort Totten, N. Y.

725.88

Riding Halls (architecture)

See U,S. Torpedo School.

355.4

Riding Halls (military).

.07

Schools (military).

358.664

Rifled Howitzers.

354.7366

School Teachers (U. S.)

358.69

Rifled Mortars. See 623.418.

.7362

Scouts— Indian (U. S. A.)

356.5

Rifle Practice (Infantry).

355.08

Scrap Books (military).

.5

Rifle Ranges.

353.056

Secretarv of War.

623.411

Rifles (small arms).

354 . 73694 Secret Service Departments

799.

Rifle Shooting (civilian).

(U. S. A.)

341.3

(The) Right of Search.

355.02

Soldier's Hand-books.

355.64

Riots (tactics in).

358.68

Seacoast Artillery.

623.6

Roads (military).

.7

Defence. (See 623.4),

358.665

Rocket Batteries.

623.425

Gun Carriages (bar-

623.442

Rockets (war).

bette) .

354.73681

Rolls (military).

.68

Guns, (See 623.416),

(U. S. A.) See also

929.8

Seals (heraldry).

973.344.

656.

Seamanship.

.73681

Rosters of Troops (U. S.)

537.83

Search-lights.

(U.S.A.) 1775-89. See

354.73694

Secret Service (U. S. A.).

also 973.344.

355.64

Security and Information

796.

Sabre Exercise.

(service of).

623.411

Sabres,

354.7364

Selection of Officers (U.S.)

354.7365

Saddlers (U. S. A.)

355.64

Sentinels.

357.8

Saddles.

354.7365

Sergeants (U. S.).

.7365

Servants (military).

43

355.2 Service Chevrons (U. S.)-

354 7362 (militarv) liability to

in U. S.
355.64 of Security and Infor-
mation.
623.442 Shell (artillery).

.113 Shelter-trenches.

.187 Shields for Guns.
699. Ship-building.

355.2 Shirts (soldiers) U. S.

.2 Shoes (military) U. S.

623.49 Shops (Ordnance, etc.).
354.73772 Shore Stations (U. S. N.).
355.2 Shoulder knots (U. S.).

.2 Shoulder Straps (U. S.).

623.442 Shrapnel.
354.7364 Sick Leaves of Absence

(U. S.).
358.67 Siege Artillery.
623.22 Galleries and Shafts.

.424 Gun Carriages.

.25 Guns. (See 358.67.)

.2 Operations.

358.67 Train. (See 623.25.)

623.54 Sights (cannon sights and

small arms).
355.74 Signal Corps— in general.

354.73691 (U. S. A.).

Telegraph Troops.

Balloon Troops.
623.7 Signaling (military and

naval.)

354.7364 Signal Officers (U. S. A.).
723.71 Signals and Signaling (mil-
itary) .

.72 (naval).

354.7365 Signal Sergeant (U. S. A.)
419.1 Sign Language (Indian).
628.45 Sinks (military).
623.114 Slashings (military).
358.62 Sling-carts (artillery).
355.64 Skirmishing (tactics).
623.411 Small Arms-fabrication of.
356.023 Infantry.

357.023 Cavalry.

358.023 Artillery.

683.

Small Arms (not military)

(manufacture of). (See

623.411.)

356.5

■- Practice— Infantry,

662.3

Smokeless Powder,

369.

Societies— military.

.118

Society of American Wars,

.159

of the Army of the

Cumberland.

.22

of the Army of the

Philippines.

.158

of the Army of the

Potomac.

.21

of the Army of Santi-

ago (1898).

324.1

Soldiers' (and sailors')

Votes.

719.

Soldiers' Cemeteries.

355.02

Hand-books.

.4

Homes. See also 362. S

354.73681

(administration of).

(See also 355.4).

355.12

Pay.

623.442

Solid Shot (artillery.

354.446

Spahis (France).

355.74

Special Troops (in general ) .

.742

Special Troops (foreign).

.741

Special Troops (U.S.) See

354.73692.

341.3

Spies (international law).

354.73694

: Spies (U. S. A.)

355.3

Spurs.

.4

Stables (military).

728.945

architecture of.

614.94

Stables (sanitation).

355.78

Staff Corps and Depart-

ments (in general).

354.7368-9 Staff Departments (U. S.

A.) and their work. See

355.741.

354.7364

Staff Details of Officers (U.

S. A,)

.7364

Staff Officers (U. S.) See

355.781.

355 . 78

Staff Organization (in gen-

eral).

,782

Staff Organization (for-

eign).

44

355.781

Staff Organization (U. S.)

354.7364

StaffOrganization(U.S.A.)

929.9

Standards (colors).

354.7362

Standing Army (U. S. A.)

351.86

Standing Army (U. S.)

Relation of the Army to

the Central Government.

313.736

Statistics U. S. Army (ex-

cept vital statistics) .

354.7363

State Troops— National

Guard— Organized Mil-

itia (U. S.).

735.

Statues of Military Men.

Naval Men.

354.7364

of Officers (U. S.).

623.114

Stockades.

355.11

Stoppages of Pay (U. S.).

644.

Stoves (U. S. Army). (See

also 355.3).

354.73693

Stragglers (U. S. A.).

623.51

Strains in Guns.

355.61

Strategic Points.

.61

Railways.

.61

Strategy and Military Ge-

ography.

614.881

Stretchers (military).

355.2

Stripes (trousers) (U. S.).

357.8

Stud Farms (military).

358.7

Sub-marine Boats (Coast

Defence). See 623.95.

623.35

Mines. See 358.7.

358.7

Vessels (U. S. A.).

623.95

(U. S. N.).

354 73686

1 Subsistence Department

(U. S. A.).

344.7361

Summary Courts-Martial

(U. S. A.).

355.784

Supply Departments — in

general.

.783

(U. S. A.). See

354.73684.

354.7364

Surgeons — Contract (U.S.)

378. C.

Supt., U. S. M. A.

Reports.

354.7364

Surgeons (U. S. A.).

617.99

Surgery— military.

354.73684 Surgical Corps (U. S. A.).

344.7362

Survey — boards of (U. S.

A.)

526.99

Surveying (military).

354.7366

Sutlers (U. S.)

796.

Swimming (military).

623.411

Sword Bayonets.

796.

Sword Exercise.

623.411

Swords.

355.2

!<words (uniform).

623.52

Tables of Fire (artillery,

etc.)

355.63

Tactics.

.62

Tactics (grand).

.64

Tactics (minor) etc.

.358.3

Tactics of Artillery.

357.3

Tactics of Cavalry.

356.32

Tactics — Infantry (for-

eign). See also 355.64.

.3

Tactics — Infantry (in gen-

eral). See also 354.64.

.31

Tactics— Infantrv (U. S.).

See also 355.64.

354.7365

Tailors (U. S. A.)

358.5

Target Practice (artillery).

357.5

Target Practice (cavalry).

See also 356.5.

356.5

Target Practice (infantry).

.5

Targets (military).

354.7365

Teamsters (U. S. A.)

623.75

Telegraph and Telephones

(military).

.751

Wireless Telegraphv. See

654.

355.74

Telegraph Train — military

(in general).

.74

Telegraph Troops (in gen-

eral).

654.6

Telephones — military.

355.74

Telephone Troops— in genl.

.3

Tents (U. S.).

.61

Territorial Base of Opera-

tions (War).

.07

Text-books — military sci-

ence.

354.7364

Thanks of Congress to

Officers, U. S. A.

355,61

Theatre of Operations

(War).

45 '••••••*'•"

<)()2.4 Time fuses.

355.3 Tools (niilitnry) (U.S.).
5l'().S0 Toi)0{jrn ph y — in i 1 i ta ry.

See .S55.65

.35,S.7 Torpedo Boats (coast de-

fence)—in general.

35!). s Torpedo Boats (naval) — in

!j;eneral.

355.74 Torpedo-Coi'ps — in general
(i23.35 Tori)edops — in general.
358. 7 Torpedoesand Mines (coast

ilefence) .
Torpedo Vessels — sni)niar-
ines (U.S. A.).
823. i)5 Torpedoes (naval)— Tor-
pedo Vessels U. S. N. —
Snbniarines (U. S. N.).
.35 Torpedo-Systems — in
general.
()21 . 14 Traction Engines (military)
355.5 Train-guards (U. S.).

357.4 Training of Cavalry.

.8 of Horses— Cavalry.

358.662 Artillery.

356.4 of Infantry (in genl.).

.42 of Infantry (foreign).

.41 of Infantry (U. S.).

355.075 of Recruits (U. S. A.)

.072 School for Farriers and

Blacksmitlis — Ft. Riley,

Kansas, (established

1902).
.5 Trains (railway).

(wagon).

623.52 Trajectory of Projectiles.
354.7364 Transfer ofOflficers U.S.A.
656. Transportation. (Formili-

tarv transjjortation see

355.5. )

355.55 Transportation — military
by land (foreign).
.5 Transportation — militarv

by land (U. S.)
.59 Transportation — militarv
by Sea (U. S.)
614.96 Transportation of Animals.

355.5 Travois ( military trans-

portation.
343. Treason (law).

341,

,2

623,

.22

355

.59

354

.73671

378. D. Treasurer; Annual Appro-
])riations. Finances, U.
S. M. A.
Treaties (in general).
Trenches ( parallels and

approaches).
Troop Ships (U. S. A.)
Troops in the Field— gen-
eral orders. Organization
and administration of
U. S. A. in the field
(Armies, Corps, etc.)
355.728 Troops — Irregular ( for-
eign)..
.727 Troops— Irregular (U. S.)
.742 Troops — Special (foreign).
.741 Troops — Special (U. S.)
.2 Trousers (U. S. A.)

341.3 Truces.

788.4 Trumpet Calls.
355.2 Trumpet Cord.
623.185 Turrets (military).
354.436 Uhlans (German Army).
355.2 Undress uniforms (U. ; .).

.2 Uniforms, U. S. A. (For

special articles of cloth-
ing, see also 646).

.25 Uniforms (foreign).
369.175 United Daughters of the

Confederacy.
378. M. U.S.M.A. Academic Board

.K. Addresses, Sermons,

etc. to Cadets.

. H . Annual Cadet Register.

.T. Association of Gradu-
ates ; Annuals, etc.

.W. Buildings and Grounds ;

maps and plans of; pro-
jects.

.S. Cadet Songs; Miscel-
lanies; Athletics.

.V Class Albums; Por-
traits, etc.

.U. Class Histories, Re-
unions, etc.

355.077 ^Education at.

378.1. Guide Books — circu-
lars— i n f o r m a t i o n f o r
candidates.

46

.E.

History.

.N.

Lectures; Examination

Questions.

.K

Memorabilia.

.F.

Necrology — biography.

.EE.

Newspaper Cuttings

and the like.

.0

Orations by Students.

.P

Publications by Cadets.

378.

Library.

.C

Reports of Librarian.

.1

Catalogues, etc. of

Library.

.w

Library Building.

378.

the School (its organ-

ization, administration,

statistics, history, finan-

ces, equipment, etc. —

membership).

262.367

(Y. M. C. A. of).

359.077

U. S. Naval Academy. See

also 975.256.

354.737

U. S. Navy. Divide like

354.736.

353.7

U. S. Navy Department.

355.071

U.S. Torpedo School, Fort

Totten, N. Y.

355.64

Vedettes.

526.99

Velocimeters.

628.8

Ventilation of Barracks,

etc.

355.2

Vests (soldiers').

354.73615

' Veteran Reserves (U.S.A.)

.7365

Veterinarians (U. S. A.^

619.

Veterinary Art.

378. B.

Visitors (U. S. M. A.)

Reports.

312.736 Vital Statistics, U. S. A.
(for vital statistics of for-
eign armies divide 312
like armies of the nations
354.30 to .99).

355.723 Volunteers.

.725 Volunteers (foreign).
.724 Volunteers (U. S.) See
354.7362.

324.1 Voting of Soldiers and

Sailors.

354.7365 Wagoners (U. S. A.)

355.5 Wagons (military).
.5 Wagon Trains.

355.6 War— art of.

533.6 Balloons.

345.071 College (U. S.).

341 .3 Declarations of.

353.6 Department (U. S.)

636.7 Dogs.

172.4 (Ethics of War).

355.99 Games.

341.3 (Laws of).

354.7365 Warrant Officers (U.S.A.).
623.442 War Rockets.
699. Warships(construction of) .

613.35 Water (purification of).
628.1 Water Supply of Camps.

623.411 Weapons (manufacture).
354.73672 West Point Army Mess

. (officers).
312.736 Wounded in Battle (U. S.

A.) statistics.
354.426 Yeomanry (Great Britain) .
267.367 Y. M. C. A. in U. S. M. A.
354.446 Zouaves (France).

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